Alan Travis reports that an MI5 report found "religious naivety" to be one of the "key vulnerabilities" to "extremist ideology."

Date
Aug 20, 2008
Type
News (traditional)
Source
Alan Travis
Non-LDS
Hearsay
Secondary
Journalism
Reference

Alan Travis, "The Making of an Extremist," The Guardian, August 20, 2008, accessed June 14, 2022

Scribe/Publisher
The Guardian
People
Alan Travis
Audience
Reading Public
PDF
Transcription

The key vulnerabilities identified by MI5 analysts that made those studied receptive to extremist ideology included the experience of migrating to Britain and facing marginalisation and racism; the failure of those with degrees to achieve anything but low-grade jobs; a serious criminal past; travel abroad for up to six months at a time and contact with extremist networks overseas; and religious naivety.

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